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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-09
cages 8 Veaigfeiteif.
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= Senrp Warb gee9er, Der befanns
te Ganselrebner, 1T mad breitdgigem
9ranfenIager am Wormittag bes 8.
Mdr, on ben ,5oIgen zines 8ebirni1las
aes perIdieben. gr iianb i'm Ilter bon
70 Sabren uno mar felt 40 Sabera un'
unterbroGen prebiger an Der Uroot'
lpner Gonsretionaliitrns STRIDE.
-Sn Solge zines 6euers entfano
auf ber gietp Oorfer So9habih in Der
NGbe Der 6tation' IA. StraBe1 eine
panif, mobei cine Nnsabl BON Wen.
iden 80 SUB tief auf oas qflafer bers
abgeI9leubert tpurben. Drei perionen
tpuroen bierbei iofprt get6btetAlttb fes
ben anoere iebr fdiper berlebt
= Sn Der Dead letteEoffice" belt
man elm ungeniigenb franfirtes padet
an. tpeldes an ben prinsen BON Wales
abreifirt mar. Mls man es 6ffnete, fano
man elm Cruelty barin, unb cine @iass
r6bre nit elmer bidflliIigen Mafie, bic
man fir Iitro. .@lpeeiin bdlt. giuge'
benbe unteriu1ungen finb i'm @ange.
- Die 6taatsleglslatur BON Snot1-
no pertagte fib, na1bem fie au1 nift
einmal bic notbpenbigfen BetpiliguIs
gen srlebigt bat. Die Senatorenwabl,
Bic Mabls3dnfereien unb bic parteis
giferiadteIeien lieBen ibr feline 3eit
bier3u.
Muslamb.
- paplf SEQ XIII. bat ben @arbis
mol Rampollo 9iunfio in Maorib als
Na9foIser Saeobinis su ieinem Stats
Secretdr ernannt.
- No6 nebrere Der Sniurgenten
uurben in @utf9ut bingeri9tet. Die
rufiif9en amtIi6en Bldtter slorificiren
bic ffanbre6lid] grf6ofenen als Ndrs
tprer Der vbeiligen Sa6e." Die Mos'
fauer .@aaette" fpri9t ibre gntriifung
iiber bic europdifden Md6te aus, tuel'
DIE bic Sinridtung ber Sniurgenten
sbeimIi1 sebillist" bdtten. Sas 8latt
f1lieBt: vWir perben ni9t pergefen,
baB bieie Wdnner ibrer Sreue gegen
&uBIanb gum Opfer sefallen iinb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-09
elenS In BET 9bat

iinb bieisnissn, bic IN GoIse elmer ausseipto.
densn 9eisuns 3u einem bili0ieu 8ufanee all
ben beridiebenen unb pe9leIpollen Ssmptomen
unterporfen iino, bic elm eeberIeiben an;eisen.
'Isate 8ftnoe, sir 5lBtI Ffi6sehber dfbent, Elm
lnsbr ober peniser bsitissr edmsrs in Der
Mdbe Dss ansesrifftisn Organs, llnreinbeit
bes gIutes un6 appetitIoFsfsif tempeIn es au
,inem Der qudlenbfen. foipie eimem Der sc.
ipSbnIidfsn esiben. SO siebt iebo9 ein ipobl.
ibuenbss glittel sssen bieies eeiben uno all
feline uuausenebmen antei9en. Na@ benz
tbsreintimmenbsn 3eusnib bes gublitnms 70.
pie Der aerste, iit pofetters Masen'
bitters cine Mebi;in, peIde idnenfibIbare,
srinbliGe unb psbItbusnbe HefuItate erreidt.
% beilt nidt nur esberIeibeu, fonbern trattist
aud bic S6pahen, ner;t Hieren. unb Blafen'
IaDen aus, nnb befdleunist bic genefuns otr-
ienisen, bic fdpadsnbe arantbeiten iiberttan.
ben baben. lleberbies iii es bas srobe 1ittel
sessn @edieIFeber..
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aeid,Iafen9" limb als iie feline 9lntwort
befam, bahte fie, baB es pobl 10 lei
unb ihob ii9 Ieiie, leiie auf ibren bo'
hen Gtubl binauf, mo lie nit oem
grnf unb ber Steifbeit tines Wa9ts
polfens iiben blieb. gnbli9 fam 9eim
nit 6errn Neuenliein bonn 8egrdbniB
,urld unb trat nit bieiem borli9tig
ins 3immer.
sic bat nit mir ssrebet, beri6tste
Ingelifa.
gDas = ipar fie BEL ii69 fragte Der
@ebeimratb nit freubiser lleberraidung
So, la = mir baben uns cine Wtenge
eraGbIt unb bann fdlief fie tpieber elm.
Ser @ebeimratb rieb fi9 bic 9dnoe:
Sas iit ia berrlibl S9ien iie Dir
benn b6lis bel 8ernunft au isinY
So, ia = he mar gan3 perniinftig !!
belfdtiete 9lngelifa.
S9abe, oaB i6 nidt ba mar! SEPT
hoffe id, fe burdSubringen, iagte Der
8ebeimratb au 9errn Neuenitein; bies
fer aber betradtete nit ungldlbigem
2opfidiitteln bas lei9endbnlid iblunl'
mernoe 4inb.
y1idt tpabr, fubr ber arst fort, bas
ideint Sbnen unpabri9einli92 lnb
benno9 CLAUDE i9 es nit 8eifimmibeit.
Wer fold cine bermelfte pertiimmerte
Rnospe baliegen febt, Der bat mobl
faum cine Mbnung BON ben numbers
barren 6ilfsquellen in ibrent Snnerr.
l1nb i6 iage Sbnen, in oieiem &inoe
tpobnen foltbe gebeimen 9ebenstrdfte,
fonf mdre es bieIer tbierqudlerif9en
grsiebuns ldusft erlesen. Sas wiro
nod ipas slauben sic mir, bas p!rb
tuas!
(Gortietuus foIst.l
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C~~S~~~~
bic in benz Dilute ibrer SinSer i3eiden bon
llnreinbeit entoedcu, iollten losleid) III &C.
eigneten 9eilmitteln sreifen. Der Mangel
oieicr Sorgialt bel junsen Rdbden In Die
Sauptiirlad)e oer meiiten 8rantbeiten, oenen
Srauen unteriporicn iinO. Srau Sarriet
u. Battles bon Soutb CHELMSFORD, Raii..
ifreibt: n0ieiHe slu0lfidbrigc Godter leibet
lett cinem Sabre an allgemeiner SAmddc.
Seit einigen gsofen finsen mir an ibr
apTESariaparilla ein;ugeben, unb ibre
@ciunSbeit bat iidb ieitSem bebeutenS Der.
beiicrt." 6rau 8. 3. &obinion, Yertins
Ct, Somerpille, giaii., iast: ,Matter
iollten
ADer's Sartapariua
in ibren 6amilicn gsbrauden. Sir Wdb.
den ;fuiiden 10 uuS IA Sabreu iif iie I'M.
id,dtbar."
Su alien 9lpotbeien su baben.
greis 81; etns Slai9en, $5.
Tereitet bon Or. 8. 6. aper & Co., eoiueu,
Raf., 9. ct. b. q.
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8rieffaFen.

2efer Der rSdgliden1, gitp.
sic ineinen, 9err Or. o. S9marjfopf
babe l1nredt, iuenn er in feiner Gors
reIponbens bonn 6. Mdrs bebaupiet, baB
bas Sal3 elm unbeoinet notbmenbiges
Nabrunssmittel unb fein blnBes GenuBs
mittel iei. Wir nollen es benz Serrn
gorreiponbenien iiberlafen, Sbre Be.
bauptung su niberlesen. 5iir Sbre
Mnfi9t ipre6en allerbings bic gntbes
dlingen, tpel1e man in ben neuen beuts
fben goIonisn auf gieu.@uinea unb
anberen fIeinen SioieesS SnielH gema9t
bot. Die bortigen papuasNeger ges
ilieBen na1peisIidb fein SaI3, ni9t
einmaI Die garniboren (SIeif6bertil'
ger) unter linen. Dem eibiliirten
WeniGen erI9eint es allerbings uns
ril6glif, irgeHb tuelde Gleiidfoft obne
bic 3utbat bon Sals su genieBen.
5rau u. in 6. u. Die grs
bebung ber grbidaft Sbres Gatten,
beHen Nufentbalt Sbnen aur 3eit unbe'
fannt 1T, biirfte Sbnen borldufig f6wers
lid geIingen. Sic bebnrfen baail ent.
tpebsr behen ginmilligung. ober bes
NaGmeiIes, baB berielbe beri6ollen LIT.
Snl Iebtereit Sale hiirfte es SbHeH =
freili9 aud erf na& rienbliben Mei.
terungen unb S9reibereien = tupbl ges
linsen, Sbren 2inberH bic grbf9afi
hires gaters su fi6ertt. Obne Beibilfe
zines Mbbotaten tpiro bds freili@ faunt
geben. unb es 1T leiber su befhrhtei1
bab elm FOLDER ben g6pen Nntbe;l Der
tleiueu grbfdaft FIT fefue 9isnftf beans
ipru1en ipirbe.
6. Br. in q. 8r.-Wie sic ieben.
bate elm iadfunbiger 2eier ber ~Greien
pre1e" bic Sreunbli@teit, Sbre bers
f6iebenen Nnfrageu ausfibrli9 in
6Orm elmer GOrreiponbens su beants
tpDrteu.
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CALIFORNIA @eine.

Serr as Meper, @botsiaIe 6
@eiailbdnbler in Meinen, Nlamo plasa,
LIT Dor Rursem BON ieiner pierten @es
ffdftsreiie mad galifornien auriidges
febrt. st fam iebt feline 2uuben unb
syamilien nit ben beiien Sorten bon
GaIiforniasWeinen unb reinem Sralls
bensBraubp berieben. Reiuen @alifer'
mia glaret nertauft er bic @allone-$1. /.
ports unb artbsre unberfdli6te @eine
finb itets bel ibm borrdtbig.
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@te tlim8t otes :?

Wir oferiren Sunbert Dollars 8es
Iobnuns far irseub einen gatarrbsalns
fall, Der nidt bur@ 9all's bemdbrtes
gatarr1sNlitte beieitig. iuerben follte.
s. s. @benep & Co., gisentbamer,
Solebo, Obio.
P.S.-Sal's-G -Gatarrb Mittel wiro
innerli9 ansemanbt, unb tpirtt baber
bireet auf bic gIutldufe unb Oberfds
den ber G1leimbaut. preis Is @ts.
bic Jlai9e. Mae apctbeten balten es.
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SIuetuotioueu in, gJlarFte fir {

- 6luetuatiOnen i'm Martte fiir gis
ienwaaren fam Seber permeiben, Der
feline Orbers bur6 pieper & . Quilt
beB ausfibren ldbt. 6abrifanten res
guliren ibre preiie nod bem 2onium.
piper & G6ultbeB baben fets eineu
euormen 0orraib BON Gensbrabt, giien'
blef II, (. tu., unb iie nOtireu friibere
niebrise preiie, tuenn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Wsartte fteigen.
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= e E a ..
QeatsIatur.

Senator Rnittel bra1te ben Mutras
elm. cine f@pere Strafe fiir Seoermann
fefisuieben, ber iiber perpfdnbetes gis
gentbum frei perfiigt. lleber bic gins
jebung zines 6taats Geologen tuuibe
bann perbanbelt. Gin Nmenbement
purbe eingebraGt, ipelhes es Dem
Gtaatss@ @eologen berbietet, 2ano 5l
taufen, obne ben Befber befelben tiber
bic ettpaigen gntbedungen su INFORMS
rem, bic er auf beuielben gema6t. 6ers
rer bari Der 6taatsgeologe feline Bers
aiitigungen pnri pripatperionen fir ieis
ne 1nteriudungen auuebmen. Die
Beiuilligung 1ar bas ileue slmt ipirb bon
$40, 900 auf 500. 900 erb6bt.
Sm Heprdientantenbauie fam Die
NlibperuaItnng Der uuinerftdisldnoes
reien sur Spra9e. Bel ratioHeller
8erwaltung miibten iid) bic ginnabs
men ber uniperiitdt aus bieien 3dns
bereien um minbefens 10000 Ools
lars pro Sabr b6ber belaufer. Yin
9ntrdgen ipurbe unter Mnberm einz
gebradt: Baummoas unb Wolipins
nereien fur 5 Sabre fteuerfrei 3u ers
fI1ren, cine grtraifeuer BON SIG biz
$160 BON Banfiers 3u erbeben. Bera'
then murbe bann iiber bic Bill, tuelde
Giienbabn vpoDls" nerbietet. Die
hierfhr feltgeIebten Strafen iinb 6 Mo'
nate Bis au stpei Sabr 3u9t5aus unb
cine 8elottrafe BON $4,000 Bis $40, 900.
glngemommen tpurbe bic Bill, pel9e
ben Babngeielli9aften ihren angefenten
cegenlber bel gntlafungen unb 9obn'
Rebueirungen cine 30tdgige 3iinoi'
sunssfrift 3ur pfli9t ma9t.
= Sn Sort Worib er6ffnete bic Qon'
BENTON Der 0iebaii9ter ON s. Ndr;
ibre Sibungen-natiirlidb nit benz rin'
permeibIihen 8ebet. &eb. Nfit6el
fabrte in bieiem gr6ffuuusssebet'
ebenio geiftret9 als geidmaduOa an.
baB 4brabam unb SafOb bic erfer
Rander getpeieu ieien unb baB bel
Soft Der RanGer aud bieie 8erbanb
lunaen iegnen m6ge. Die &onpentior
III iibrigens gut befudt unb auBer teTa
nild,en Diebal6tern linb aud nod 9a'
bitaIifien unb Dieb Suterehenten au!
Chicago, yletp Dort unb ct. 2oui;
pertretea. Die nReIriserator Grags'
ipirb naiiirlidb bas 9aupttbeIna Del
9erbanblunsen bilben.
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Ser erfte 8us itadb H5rne!

Der erHe regelmdBise paiiasiers3ua
mad Borne Mrs San Nntonio anl
Wiontag, ben IA. 1ldra giadmittdgs
is l1br perIaiIen unb am anberen Mior'
CEN um 8 llbr pieber bier eiHtrefen.
6peeielle greurfionssiige tperoen am 4.
un0 5. NpriI nod Borne fabren, aui
tpeI1en 9ermin bas sroBe Barbecue a,l
gbren bes NnfdluiIes BON Borne an
ben WeItbertebr fetgefebt 1T.
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Die
GD66entItdbs Trete Nrefie
sri4eiut
ieben .Donnerfag
unb fpfet
$3.50 bas Sabr rber $1.2b tar
Mcuate in BOr0usbe,uhlHna
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= Dor einisen Sabren batte id mir
ben alrm ffarf peritau1t unb erlangte
bur9 bic anmenbung BON st. Safobs'
Del fofortige 2inoerins Der S9mer3en.
-5bos. 8. SOrip, Neip Oort.
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@ erlan at

nirb bel gutem 2obn cine 906in.
gia63ufragen in Der Office Der Greien
prefe. 2,3,tup-
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Gin nntermebmenSeS, 5nterlafii8eS
0Gtt&.

Man fam id Fets auf u. Oreib berlai-
fen, nidt aIlein, oa6 CT bas Bette flbrt, lest CT
f6 bic Asentur bon iuobIbetannten bepabrten
artiteIn, bic bas Bolt mag, ;u unb erbdIt tid
baburd ben pbissn Sluf. CT Sat iett bic agen.
tur fur Or. !finss Weue gntbeduns gegen Aus.
aebriiua iibernommen unb berfauft bic Mfebijin,
neil er lpeie, bab iie gut III. Sic fnrirt iebe
affection Der aeble, eunse uno gruf. @robs.
GIalden frei. 4
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02
A CHlLD'S SKIN
Ears and Scalp Covered with Eoze-
matous Soabs and Sores
Cured by Cuticura.

m 7 little son. eyed eight years, has been
lI afflicted with Eczema of the scalp, and at
lanes = great portion Of the body, ever sine
ne was two years old. 1t began in his ears, and
attended to his scalp. which became covered
with scabs and sores, and from which q. sticky
tuld poured out. causing. intense itching and
less. Underneath these scabs tho akin wssraw,
like . piece OF beefsteak. Gradually the hair
came out and was destroyed until but a small
patch Was left at the back of the head. Ny
suffered. At night he would scratch his head
until his pillow was covered with bleed. /
used TO tie his hands behind him. and in many
ways tried to prevent his scratching but it was
hospital and to the best physicians in Peabody
without success. About this time, some friends,
VINO had been cured by the CuT1cUR. RENE
70 use them on the 18th of Jansary last. m
seven months every particle of tho disease was
renewed. Meta spot or scab remains on hia
scalp &c tell the story of his suffering. His hair
has returned. and is thick and strong, ami b 6
scalp as sweets and clear as any child,s in the
world, l cannot say enough to express my
for this wonderful cure by the Cur
to know that my statement is true and without
exaggeration. CHARLEN MCKAY
Oct. 8. 1885. Peabody. Mass.
have seen Mr.. MoKay's boy when badly
sight to look at l know that he has tried our
best physicians and did all q father could do
for q suffering child, but availed nothing. i
garas the curing Of his boy By your OurI-
Q REMEDIES are true in every particular.
WILLIAM j. MCCARTHY,
o.,, IS Fostsr st., Peabody, Mass.
Soar. rs ceat.; 6uriouaAi REaon.
VENT. tI.o0. Prepared by POTTER DRua AND
OaEI1oAL Co, Boston.
DiMPLES, Blaokheads, SKIN Blemishes, and
u IUu Baby Humors use CUTIoURA HoAP.
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Death or sIrs. southwtck


The Huron Huronite contains the fol-
lowing in ITS issue'oi January 81, rela-
tive to the death OF Mrs. 81. j. South.
wick, q former resident of Yankton;
At 7:I5 on Sunday morning, Jan. 30,
1887, Mrs. Mary M. Southwick peaceful
ly passed from this world to q better
one. She was born in Greece, New
York, in the mouth Of August, 1886, and
was married to Mi. 81. j. Southwiok in
1871. They lived In Yankton seven
years and moved to Huron, Dakota, in
the summer OF 1886. where Mrs. 8. died
as above stated. She had been q great
sufferer for the last two years. and dur
ing their %reBidenoe in Huron she was
confined to her bed the most Of the
time. Yet she was always cheerful, and
accomplishing to the last. Many years
ago she united with the Congr egational
church, and died with an abiding trust
in the merits OF q Ss%viour's atonement
for her,
The relatives will read with q sad
pleasure that the deceased had very
kindly attention shown to her, not only
by her husband and SOD. but by. many
OF the neighbors, who we're with her TO
the end Of her life.
As some relatives arc expected to
come from Yankton. to-day, the fu-
neral will be held at ESQ Tuesday after
noon, from the family residence on
Wisconsin street, conducted by Rev. A.
A.. Murphy.
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personal.

Al. Shumscher. Of Piankinton. is in
the CITY.
R ". Burns returned from st Paul
last night.
john Hays. OF Nebraska, spent last
night in Yankton.
Sheriff Fred Kineel returned from
Mitchell last night.
Il. ] Gordon, Of Armour, was o guest
at the Morrison last night
T. "a. Winsor and Il. Fl. Mix, OF Mitch
hell, spent last night IN Yankton.
John NJ. Mcdonald, special agent for
the Milwaukee railway company, is in
town.
Mike Walters, representing Scheuck-
buy & Go. OF Sioux City, was in Ysnk.
ton to-day.
L. H. Lakes, representing the Lyon
& Healy rauslo company, OF Chicago. is
In the city.
Mrs. O. Bagley returned last night
from a visit IN Tyndall with her daugh-
ter Mrs. j. ID. Elliott.
Mrs. A. Pray. sister of Mrs. j. II.
Moulton, who has visited in Yaakton Tor
several weeks, returned to her home In
Sioux Falls this n
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02

The holidays have come
and SO have the. beautiful
presents for all. They are at
the jewelry store OF H. G..
Clark eco. Diamonds, gold
watches and silver goods of
all the latest and most
beautiful designs. Next to
the pOstoMce, Yankt0n.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02

LOCAL LACONzCs.
The little old folks will greet their
friends on Friday night.
Champion hose company number 2
met and transacted business last night.
Business has been light on the market
to-day, the storm keeping farmers at
home.
The temperance meeting tonight will
be unusually interesting, and everybody
is invited.
We are enjoying zero weather to-day.
the temperature remaining nearly
stationary.
The annual invoice at Max's extensive
mercantile establishment has just been
completed.
The Philharmonic society will meet in
the chapel Of the Yankton college at 4;3O
.. m. tomorrow.
The Northwestern pay car arrived at 2
O'Clock this afternoon, and paid of the
section men and depot attaches.
The county Jail, under the jurisdic.
ton of iailor ]. M. Hox,ng, presents an
appearance OF order and neatness.
q. @. Dear, formerly post trader ut
Red Cloud and we'll known in Yapkton,
is editor Of the Democrat-B Blade, pub
lished at Valentine, Nebraska.
=. 7. White says that IN his wander.
ings to-day he failed to see hair or hide
Of the ground hog, and that the cold
weather will not last much longer.
A. souaing temperance meeting was
held in the school house in the Deyoe
district last night, Which was attended
by a large number Of Ysnkton people.
Julius Geotz has opened q stock OF
dry goods and groceries in the room
recently vacated by Christopher Stein.
bach, on Broadway, and will hencefoYth
be . Yankton business man.
The little folks who do the Mother
Goose l~anciers and other specialties at
Turner hall Friday evening are to be Glad
in the oostams OF the olden time and the
wardrobe is to be gorgeous beyond de.
scriptiop.
The toboRgan slide was in first class
shape last night, and in spite OF the in
tense cold quite . number Of sliders
we're in attendance. After the existing
freeze oools of, . brass band will be Of
the slide in the evening. end everybody
il invited TO attend.
The ladies Of the NJ. ID. church will
give ascoDcert on Wednesday evening
Of next week st the church. An enter
tanning programme has bean prepared
and uiss be executed by the best talent
Of the city. There will also be tableauz
and recitations. An enjoyable time il
promised.
The firsmen's fair opens in Turne,
hall on Monday evening, February I4th,
and viii continue through three dsys
and nights. All the committees which
haTe the fair in charge have aabored
arduously, and tbs result will be fcund
in the success of the fair. The ladiss
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RAILROAD TINE Table.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE d ST. PAUL RAILROAD.
The east bound passenger train leaves At 100
o. m. each day, except Sunday.
II passenger tram from the cast arrives at
y ;0S p m. each day, except Sunday.
Strives each day, Sundays excepted. at $40
.. N. and departs at ESQ q. m. for the west
The accommodation train from the ve.t and
north arrives at 8 80 p. NJ. and dsparts ut 80
p. m. for the east each day excepting Sundays.
CHICAGO d NORTHWESTERN RArLaoAp.
The east bound passenger train leaves ut $50
.. M. eaoh day. exceps sunday.
The passenger train from the east arrives at
s:ae p; m. each dag, except Sunday.
and arrives At l0a Z. m. making close connec-
tom with through passenger trains from and
eaoh day. except sunday, NJ Gas .. m. and 1850
p. N. and arrive from the east each day, except
Sunday. 1t l1:bt q. m. and 7:2b p. N.
Xsnkton Postoface Hours and Regulations.
The delivery windows are opened each dsy
Sundays exceptedl ct 500 .. n.
TIE delivery windowa close at 800 p. N.
pa1sne aaS' opsas II :. m. and olo.e st q a:sS S ..
On sundsys the delivery TlpdoEs are kept
ofice 10 open all day Sundays for the accom-
mediation Of persons renting look boxes.
asa!. goss1ng east va O.. u; q 81. T. =: B.,
Mails going west and north via the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul railroad close at $50 ..
NJ. Sundays excepted.
Mails going east and north by Chicago d
Northwestern railroad close at . p. m.
Eastern mails via Chicago d 81 Paul railroad
arrives st $40 p m. and 1O:l2 Z. a..
railroad arrives Mt ~ p m and departs at 8
n,
Stage mails close As $50 p. M, except the
Niobrara, which closea ut 1880 p. m.
l.. d. PALMER. p. II.
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to washington Torritsry,

Excursion to Washington Torritsry.
st. Paul, MIMI, Jan. 29sh, 1857
Messrs Bowen & Kingsbury, Dear Sirs:
II have just completed arrangements
with the Northern Pacific railroad com
pany for q trip from Yankton to settlers
with return privileges for those who
wish to return, at reasonable rates. The
party will be q select one. and especial
c~onveniences have been arranged for.
Will leave Yankton March 1st at 500
Q. m, giving n day to see st. Paul and
Minneapolis. For maps. and further
particulars apply to H. 81. SMITH,
Yankton, d. T.
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j.. Il. SANRoRN Clerk

Note Lost-To whom it may con-
cern-A promisory note given by Gerald
dersidsen to James Maloney for $1,000
was lost en- the 25th instant in Yankton.
All parties are warned against purchas.
ing the note ss payment has been
stopped. The finder lie requested to
leave the. note at the Press aud Ds-
kotaian office JAMES MALoNEY.
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Il. W. Pike has purchased, OF Geo. E.
Hawley, his timers outfit and has &c.
cured the services OF q first Glass timer.
On and after Feb. 1st, he will be pre-
pared to do all work in that line with
neatness and dispatch. His business
headquarters will DO on: the oorns. OF
Broadway and Third streets.
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For Rent-The house now occupied
by me with furniture. IS for rent on
accommodating terms, to a suitable
tenant. JOHN L. PENNINaToE.
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a CARD

70 Ill who are suffering from the errors nd
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. iosDo OF manhood, &C., I Will send . recipe
that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
romody was discovered by a missionary in south
America. Send . self-sddressed envelope to the
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02

Green body cotton wood for sale In
large as small lots. Apply to j. j.
FELBER, lower Third street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02

cE- Parties having borrowed books
from the library of Major Carrier, are
requested to return the same promptly.
Mrs. A. j. CARRIER,
Special Administrative.
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For Sale-The largest general mer-
chandtse business In Tyndall, . good
live prosperous town and county seat Of
Bon Homme county, Dakota; best street
corner. 8 lots, building 64x94, with all
the stock and fixtures, worth $4,000. will
sell for $4,000 if taken mp before March
lst, 1887. Address
A. ZIENERT, Tyndall, Dsk.
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III w. Pike-Will repair ell broken
furniture and will guarantee satisfac-
ton. Leave furniture at Pixies second
hand store, corner Broadway and Third
streets. 81. w. PIKE.
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nesday, February the BAD at 1880 O'Clock
p. m. for the reception Of the report Of
the board Of trustees, and the election OF
officers, aid such other business as mag
properly come before the meeting.
A. ]. FAunK, President.
j. r. SANRoRN Clerk.
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Law Library for ga

The law library belonging to the
late Maj. A. J. Carrier will be sold at
private sale. Parties wishing to pur-
chase are requested to call OF residence.
corner Sixth and Linn streets.